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SNPC presents Gas Master Plan at Congo Energy & Investment Forum in Brazzaville
The Republic of Congo’s national oil company SNPC has outlined its forthcoming Gas Master Plan (GMP) designed to serve as a roadmap to developing the country’s gas resources for domestic and export markets.
Kenyan utility KenGen expands geothermal support across Africa
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The Tunisian government has approved four solar projects totaling 500 MW, PV Magazine reported on March 25, citing a statement from the country’s Minister of Industry, Mines and Energy.
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Wind energy development in South Africa is gaining momentum, says SAWEA
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Ghana secures $13.44mn Japanese grant to boost power supply in Tamale
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US to lend $4.7bn to TotalEnergies for stalled Mozambique LNG project
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